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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXXVI, Issue 11200, 21 October 1899, Page 5

Direct from Belfast—Shipment of table damask napkins and cloths, hollands, glasscloths, linens and diapers; table napkins from Is 5Jd the half-dozen. Special job line of 72in damask, la 9d, usual price 2s 6d, at Smith and Caughey's. Choice designs in printed piques, fast colours, IOJd per yard. Prints, navy and white, 3s lid the dozen yards, worth 6d per yard. French muslins at wholesale warehouse prices.-—D.S.O. A recital will be given by Miss Margaret Finey, in the Foresters' Hall, on Monday evening. Miss Finey, w'..o has recited through Australia most successfully, will on Monday evening, as a glance at the published programme shows, treat at length the favourite poet of he. own country. Combined with a musical programmo oi exceptional merit, the recital should prove a great attraction. . Mr. J. W. Knight, fruiterer, lias removed trom Lower Queen-street to the shop in Upper Symonds ; street lately occupied by Mr. , Jefferson, chemist. Smith and Caughey are now showing ere- , tonnes in newest colouring, from 3d per yard; new crinkled and tinselled art muslins. ; in ft variety of patterns j .double-width art muslins, from 3d per yard. Beautiful black lustres, «in Wide, plain and figured, bought job," at Is 6d, Is 9d, and Is lid. These goods are under wholesale prices. Also, beautiful tweed effects, 42m wide, BJd per yard.—D.S.O. The annual meeting of the Auckland Auxiliary of the New Zealand Baptist Missionary Society will be held in the Union j Free Church on Thursday. The Rev. Salter will speak on 11 South American Missions, , and the Eev. Joseph Clark on Missionary 1 Society." Speoial anthems will be given by the Ponsonby choir, Tabernacle choir, and Union Free Church choir.. '• , '.. . ■ Just received—Another large shipment of. . white and cream lace ourtains, from Is per , pair; 2000 pairs to choose from; at- oautn and Caughey's.. I 1